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What to Do When Your Orchid Won't Bloom? Master These Flower-Promoting Methods
To encourage orchids to bloom, you need to create a day-night temperature difference of about ten degrees Celsius, that is, daytime temperatures of 18 to 21 degrees Celsius and nighttime temperatures of 7 to 10 degrees Celsius, conditions under which they grow best and produce more flowers....
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Wufeng Cymbidium goeringii Variety
A colored-flower Cymbidium goeringii variety, with upright, slender leaves.
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A detailed guide to orchid propagation methods, easy enough for beginners to pick up
Orchids are commonly propagated by division, sowing, and tissue culture. Division is the most common method. Orchids can be divided in both spring and autumn, and are generally divided once every 2-3 years....
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Dendrobium Orchid Cultivation Methods and Care Tips
Potted dendrobium orchids require a lightweight, well-draining, airy substrate such as peat moss, fern roots, bark chunks and charcoal. At the same time, place extra tiles or crushed brick fragments at the bottom of the pot to promote root development. The growing location must have ample light, which is more favorable for dendrobium growth and flowering....
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Methods for Keeping Orchid Leaves Green and Glossy
It is said that flowers are enjoyed for a few days, but leaves for years on end. The gloss, cleanliness and intactness of orchid leaves are not only a standard for gauging how healthy an orchid is, but also a test of the orchid-growing skill of the grower; many orchid enthusiasts grow orchids that appear healthy...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Cuiyun Cold Orchid Variety
Fine-leaf cold orchid, slender stem with green flowers, the tongue does not drop when first opening, feels quite good; by today, the fourth day, the tongue has begun to hang down, and only then does one increasingly feel the full charm, the tongue white as snow, brightly contrasting with the jade-like outer petals, the inner petals not splaying apart, the shoulder petals in a straight line, the stem like a lamp wick, three flowers, the leaves arching and drooping.
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Orchid Fertilization Methods and Fertilizer Selection Tips
Fertilization methods are truly diverse, such as base fertilizer, top dressing, foliar spraying, and so on. In terms of fertilizer selection, everyone has their own preferences, such as: organic fertilizers, inorganic fertilizers, micro-fertilizers, bacterial fertilizers, hormone fertilizers, etc. ...
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How to choose orchid potting medium? A detailed method explained clearly in one article
People usually describe orchids (specifically Chinese orchids, the same below) as terrestrial plants, but strictly speaking, this is a misunderstanding; orchids should be semi-epiphytic plants. The stomata on orchid leaves are sunken, so respiration is incomplete, and the roots must also help with respiration....
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How to grow stock (Matthiola incana)? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and care tips
Stock flowers come in single and double forms. The double flowers are large and compact, like hydrangea blooms forming a flower column; the single flowers are loose, with blossoms like butterflies chasing and dancing. The flower colors are rich and gorgeously lovely, and they have an inviting fragrance. Its varieties are divided into 3 types: (1) Summer stock: also called fragrant stock. Annual, with small stems and leaves, early-flowering, growing period 100-150 days, with a strong fragrance. ...
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How to grow Maxillaria? Cultivation methods and experience sharing
Maxillaria prefers a hot and humid climate, and requires sufficient sunlight. In spring, autumn and winter the sunlight is milder, so full sun is acceptable; in summer, move it to a spot with partial sun or avoid the strong direct light at noon, and you can also use a shade net to block part of the light. ...
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